🇦🇺 English, 31 October 2026, AI and art
AI Separates Artistic Achievement from Human Experience
A researcher argues that AI has changed the creative process, making it effortless, and questions what human creativity means in a world where machines can produce remarkable results.
Amit Raphael Zoran, a computer scientist, presents a philosophical argument that the value of making art lies in the creative process, not just the finished product.
He claims that AI has separated the quality of a creative work from the years of human experience traditionally required to produce it.
Zoran proposes measuring conditions, such as how broad a range a system leads users to explore, to assess the impact of AI on human creativity.